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THE CORRAL
 Bring
the kids to the Corral to see a dozen kinds of farm animals.
You're welcome to bring apples, carrots, and other veggies
to feed them. Have fun!
CORRAL NEWS:
We'll have lots of animals down in the Corral for our Earlibird
Opening Sat, April 10th. Come and meet the two new alpacas,
and pick names for them to enter in the Name the Alpacas Contest..
Look how big the two Pot bellied pigs, Midnight and Shadow
have gotten! Lacy, Finnigan, and all your old friends will
be there.See you out here soon, I hope.............Duncan
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We're Alpacas, the newest animals at the Corral.
We are native to South America, high in the Andes Mountains
(11,000 to 16,000 ft above sea level), so we're used
to cold and snow. We're related to camels and llamas,
but different. We have very thick fur that people like
to make into woolly clothing. Thats why the farmers
in the Andes raise big herds of us. We're looking forward
to meeting you here at the Corral!
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LACY AND FINNEGAN. In the
spring of 2002, our newest babies were these two goats.
We had a contest to name them and a little girl won with
the names Lacey & Finnegan. Now look! The babies have
grown up a lot! They're back in the corral now. Come see
them! |
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This is what it looks like from the inside
out! |
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COWBOY, the Miniature Horse.
"I know, I was having a bad hair day! My favourite food
is carrots." |
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This strange little fellow isn't a chicken
at all, but an African bird called a Guinea Fowl.
We don't open their door too often, because they can fly
like crazy, and we probably would never catch them again! |
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Ramby the ram is proud
of his new haircut. It was getting pretty hot under all
that wool! You don't want to get in Ramby's way when he's
in a hurry. He gets pretty Rambunctious! |
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